Summary:
- Scientists have recreated the head of a 9-foot-long fossilized bug that lived 300 million years ago during the Carboniferous period.
- The giant arthropod, known as Arthropleura, was one of the largest land invertebrates to ever exist, growing up to 8.5 feet long.
- The recreation of the bug's head provides insights into its anatomy and helps researchers better understand this prehistoric creature that roamed the Earth long before the dinosaurs.